Uninsured Services

Unfortunately, not all Medical Services are paid for by Manitoba Health. Each person is responsible for paying for any uninsured services they require, as Westwood Clinic does not bill third party insurers, unless otherwise notified. Physicians are able to set their own rates for uninsured service as per the guidleines of the College of Physician and Surgeons of Manitoba and Doctors Manitoba. We endeavor to keep rates for uninsured services fair and based on the time and resources required for completion. The following are examples of services that are not included in the provincial health plan. Please ask a staff member for pricing.

 

Clinical Visits

  • MPI Driver Physical & form

  • Employment physical & form

  • Physical and form for the purposes of adoption, school, camp, or sports

  • Private surgery physical & form (dental or cosmetic procedures)

  • Travel advice & travel vaccinations

Forms, Notes and Letters

  • Sick notes and Doctor Certification notes

  • Attending Physician Statements and Reports for insurance, medicolegal, or employment

  • Forms for Disability Insurance, CPP, Disability Tax Credit, EI, WCB, MPI

  • Disability Parking Permit & HanidTransit

  • Forms for education/school/childcare purposes

  • Work/employer forms such as Return to Work & Modified Duties

  • Forms for travel purposes

  • NIHB forms

  • Proof of death form

Administritive Fees

  • Transfer and/or copying medical records

  • Missed appointment fees

    • applies if cancellation occurs less than 24 hours before an appointment.

  • Tray fees for certain procedures and vaccines

 

Vaccines and Procedures

  • Vaccinations for RSV, Shingles, Hepatitis

  • HPV (publically avaiable for eligible individuals)

  • Vaccines required for travel or employment purposes

  • Mantoux test

  • Removal of lesions for cosmetic reasons

Uninsured Patients

Uninsured Patients are people who are NOT insured by Manitoba. In many situations, patients may have coverage through another insurer. In most instances, patients are responsible for paying for the medical services received and then seeking reimbursement from their insurer. Examples of people not insured by Manitoba:

  • Out of country visiters

  • International students

  • Members of the Military or RCMP

  • Those with expired Manitoba Health cards

  • Patients from Quebec

  • Persons insured Federally such as refugees